Corry Evening Journal Local Information Notice
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1961
Page
4
Public notice page outlines newspaper masthead details, publishing staff, advertising contacts and rate card. Mentions Associated Press rights and mail classifications, with pricing and deadlines.
Harold Roberts, Turnpike safety director, urges that a novice or inexperienced driver not be placed behind the wheel on the Pennsylvania Turnpike or other superhighways. He warns of serious accidents and possible death, contrasting old safety claims with new highway dangers and traffic pressures.
The war department reported renewed army air strikes on Japanese ships near Lewasp Luzon as Russian communique claims over 13 000 German casualties. Golden Rule Club notes Santa arrives this evening. St Edwards edged Meadville 18 15 with Jansen and Hyots each scoring six for St Agatha.
In a December 16 gathering the Ridge Ladies Aid and 22 friends surprised Mrs. John Curtis at her home to celebrate her birthday. R. H. VanTassel announced a completed deal whereby Louis R. Farnami takes over his North Center street feed mill. Gemmes about Bear Lake and railway gales follow as noted news items.
A mosaic of Corry area notes covers accidents, hospital improvements, community concerts, veteran reunions, and student honors. Residents include Mrs. Jane James and Ed Morley of Cardiff visiting, Arthur McChesney and Carl Pullom aiding a hospital family, and Mary Flowers earning Grove City College merit recognition. Local college tuition shifts, hospital cafeteria upgrades, and an upcoming Thunderbolt Division reunion are noted, with school choirs, veterans, and civic matters outlined.
A horse owned by Clark Lindsey used in a Viry Delivery Service bolted across Center Street this morning. The animal was finally caught farther out North Center Street.
The article notes many students enroll in diesel mechanics and related programs as 14 state colleges reach capacity. It mentions Edinboro nearby and a closed business selling furniture, plus creditors owed 100 000 to 150 000. David Byler, 18, RD 1 Spartansburg, receives a $40 third prize in the Northwest Region at the State Farm Show in Harrisburg in January.
The Agriculture Department releases its final yearly totals. Corn grown for grain covers 895000 acres at 67 bushels per acre for 69885000 bushels produced. Tobacco shows 91000 acres harvested yielding 1725 pounds per acre and 53475000 pounds produced.
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Janice Cutting Evans of Muddy Bible Institute Chicago and Gary Evans of Michigan College will return home this weekend to celebrate the holidays with their parents Mr and Mrs Chen Evans. The Ahlgrims plan Florida winter months after visiting relatives in Erie Jamestown and Harborcreek were among the social mentions.
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